Historical information

After the crop of hay has been mown it is tedded, a process that spreads and fluffs the grass to speed the curing. Then the hay rake is used. It is attached to a tractor and the wheels adjusted to height and angle.The rake is then dragged over the tedded paddocks. The hay rake teeth spin mown grasses into long lines of hay called windrows. The hay is then ready to be baled.

Significance

Unusual piece

Physical description

Single row potato digger with upward prongs on digger and depth adjuster at rear. Green/blue with red wheels